Cascade Union High School - Cascadian Yearbook (Turner, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

111111111)11111111111 This 1956 Cascadian yearbook has been produced by student members of the Cascadian Annual staff whose pictures and names appear above and below. The annual staff has striven to bring to students at Cascade High School the kind of annual they will genuinely appreciate and remember for many years to come. The Cascadian staff wishes to congratulate the students, faculty and administration for what they consider the school’s finest year. 1956 Cascadian Staff Editor................. Asst. Editor............ Art Editor ............. Sports Editor........... Business Manager........ Asst. Business Manager Editorial Assistant.... Photography............ Advertising Assistants . Laurel Warner Jean Turnbull Mildred Foster Norman Harper Linda Lee Hunt Geraldine Browning Helen Stover Norman Harper, Bruce Headrick, Eddie Hansen. Anna Belle Bitterman. Margie Drager, Carol Freeman, Darlene Hein, Laurie Love. Marilee Mann, Ival Parker, Mary Lou Runions, Bonnie Smith. Mr. James W. Simmons. Advisor Table of Contents Annual Staff...............................................2 Administration.............................................5 Faculty ...................................................6 Cooks, Custodians, Office Girls........................... 9 Student Council...........................................10 Senior Class Officers.....................................12 Seniors...................................................13 Organizations Honor Society............................................. 20 Lettermen................................................. 21 Pep Club.................................................. 22 Band and Glee........................................... 24 Commercial Club........................................... 26 F. H. A.................................................. 27 F. F. A.................................................. 30 Visual Aids............................................... 33 G. A. A.................................................. 34 Dance Club................................................ 36 Tumbling.................................................. 37 Firemen................................................... 38 Athletics Football..................................................40 Basketball................................................44 Baseball.................................................. 48 Track.....................................................50 Wrestling.................................................52 Boys and Girls P. E.......................................53 Classes Journalism ...............................................56 Shop..................................................... 57 Typing ...................................................58 English, Dramatics........................................59 Art and Library...........................................60 Activities Carnival .................................................62 Dancing...................................................65 Christmas Ball............................................66 Talent Show............................................... 68 Senior Play .............................................. 70 Junior Play...............................................72 Freshmen Initiation....................................... 74 Underclassmen Juniors................................................... 76 Sophomores................................................ 78 Freshmen ................................................. 80 Advertising...............................................82 Cascade School Board Loren Hicks Vice Chairman Dixon T. Vose Member Howard Gilbert Member John E. Speer Member Louis Scofield Chairman Louis J. Uhrhammer Principal Margaret E. Riches Clerk 5 RICHARD BASS1EN HAROLD DUTTON Agriculture Metal Shop Wood Shop Mechanic Drawing fl ELEANOR DeCAMP Home Economics Drivers Training MILTON GRALAP Physics Chemistry Mathematics Ralph McKenzie Mathematics General Science 6 GERALDINE HANER English JIM SIMMONS English Spanish, Journalism RUTH RICHES Librarian Commercial Subjects MARTHA ANGUS Typing, Shorthand Office Practice MARY SEIM English Public Speaking Dramatics RAY WALDEN Band Glee 7 JOHN SEIM Biology Junior Basketball Coach I - % V CAL HERSEY History Social Studies Coach-Basketball, Track, Asst. Football. MONTE MIDDLEBUSHE0 Physical Education Dean of Girls LYLE KING History Physical Education Freshman Athletic Coach BOB STEWART Algebra Guidance Counselor Coach-Football, Baseball, Wrestling. ROY E. HOUGH Attendance Supervisor Visual Aids Coordinator Versatile Chief Custodian Red Ruby prepares to weld a basketball standard, only one of his many duties in keeping Cascade's school plant humming smooth- ly. Cascade Office Girls Gladys Riches, Winona Lynch and LaVonne Thompson perform secretarial work for the principal, school � secretary and faculty. They compile the absentee list and check attendance records, compose and distribute the daily bulletin, type letters and transcripts, permanent records and report cards, and do general office work. Mr. Welti, Assistant Custodian, making repairs on a pencil sharpener in antici- pation of next day’s student needs. Chief Cook and Bottle Washers Rita Moore, Mary Benner and Irene Hough busily preparing the noon meal for Cascade's hungry hundreds. 9 Student Council Pictured above: Student Body Officers, Bonnie Dalke, Junior Treasurer; Bob Smith, President; Jim Uhrhammer, Vice President; Dorothy Franzen, Secretary; Albert Younger, Sergeant at Arms; and Charlotte Hilton, Senior Treasurer. The Student Body C ouncil members meet weekly throughout the school year to discuss and act upon school issues rela- tive to the welfare and instruction of Cascade students. Mem- bership is based on seniority, scholarship, and leadership popularity. The group is composed of student body officers elected during the previous year and home room representatives from each of Cascade’s home rooms. Mr. Uhrhammer, Principal of C ascade Union High School, is advisor to the Student Council. 10 Student Representatives C. Lacey, A. Spurlock, D. Whitehead, G. Speer, N. Christensen, J. Townsend. Snoopy VICE PRESIDENT Fred Brown Fred Debater SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Spencer Etzel Spenc Man About Town 12 TREASURER Norman Franzen Norm The Brain Seniors Class of '56 SECRETARY Verla Shirley Squirlla Clever Ronald Bartels Ron Casanova Roberta Campbell Rob Intelligent Kenneth Cook Ken Gad About Leo Bridges Leo Plain Quiet Barbara Dahl Barbara Shy Winifred Davis Winnie Athlete Donna Brown Pooch Sweet Robert Coleman Bob Nonchalant Lawerence Dively Duke Lively Dively Margie Drager Marg Changeable Dorothy Franzen Dot Efficient Sandra Edwards Sandra Crazy George Fredrickson Georgie Longfellow Mildred Foster Mitz The Doll John Grimes Big John Small But Mighty' Joyce Gruchow Wilma Glidewell Norman Harper Joyce Willy Norm Homemaker Vivacious Snoozzy 14 Norma (Hayes) Albee Norma Talkative Charlotte Hilton Char Petite Tim Husted Clover Always Helpful Darlene Hein Darlene Nice Ruby Hoffmann Rhurbarb Settled Ron Korkow Cork The Answer Man Joyce Hoffenbredl Joyce Domestic Linda Lee Hunt Rusty Dependable Carl Lacey Bobbie A Good Kid 15 Eugene Landis Gene Mysterious Sue Magac Soupy The Poet Shirley Mitchell Timid Shirt-tail Wilma Linsman Willy Contented Margaret Littau Margaret Secretary Gordon Mrytle Nora Mock Mert Annie Grumpy Reliable Dale Morriseite Dale Curly Carol Peters Carrie The Tumbler Edith (Williams) Potter Edith Wifie Colleen Nogle Coke Funny Jerry Pflug Twig Audible Gaylene Potter Gay Cowgirl Ival Parker Ival Baby Ival Mary Lou Runions Mary Lou Little Lulu 17 Sandra Ruggles Sandy Kay Coquette” Larry Schad Larry Collect” Bob Smith Bobby Ambitious” Laurel Warner Laurie Destiny's Tot” Bonnie Smith Bonnie Humorous” Eddie Weible Big Ed The Pessimist James Towery Jim Happy Go Lucky” 18 Organizations Honor Society Row 1: L. Warner, J. Gruchow, M. Drager, R. Campbell, D. Franzen, A. Graves, J. Townsend. Row 2: J. Kronbuegel, W. Glidewell, L. Hunt, M. Papke, M. Myers, S. Gisler, V. Shirley, C. Freeman, G. Riches. Row 3. M. Littau, B. Dahl, R. Bartels, J. Uhrhammer, J. Pflug, K. Christensen, N. Franzen, F. Brown, B. Smith, S. Etzel. Fred Brown, discusses development of high standards of character, one of the four main Honor Society 20 objectives. Norman Franzen, Honor Society President, welcomes parents and students to impressive initiation ceremony. Row 1: B. Nicholson, J, Lewis, C. Lacey, A. Spurlock, J. Uhrhammer, G. Speer, F. Brown, C. Myers, F. Radie, D. Dahl. Row 2: A. Schmidt, L. Cureton, S. Etzel, R. Korkow, W. Wilkinson, R. Harris, G. Downer, R. Hilton, A. Younger, J. Lyons. Row 3: D. Franzen, N. Franzen, B. Smith, K. Clark, L. Baker, K. Christensen, T. Husted, R. Bartels, R. Younger, L. Dively, F. Wheeler, J. Grimes. Leftermen's Club The Lettermen’s Club is an organization com- posed of Cascade athletes who have won Varsity Letters in one or more of the five major sports. Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Track, and Baseball. Lettermen serve as ushers and sell programs at all home football and basketball games. They help in maintaining order and discipline in the school. The Lettermen-PepClub Carni- val, an important yearly event, is co-sponsored by them. Proceeds are used to purchase equip- ment and supplies for the Athletic Department. Advisors for the Lettermen Club are Mr. Bob Stewart and Mr. Lyle King. 21 Jerry Pflug, Lettermen President. Spirit Builders '55- 56 Row 1: W. Cureton, K. Hudson, V. Shirley, W. Glidewell, A. Graves, P. Campbell, S. Edwards, L. Warner, L. Lee, E. Ralphs, G. Huber, D. Blocker, S. (Cork) Lapsley. Row 2: R. Phillips, J. Gruchow, E. McGill, M. Drager, R. Campbell, K. Music, C. Coffey, V. Allen. S. Gisler. A. Mortenson, B. Dahl, W. Lynch, C. LaRont. Row 3: M. Grim, B. Wallace, D. Brown, L. Scofield, N. Hammer, G. Riches, D. Boyer, J. Feller, M. Schollian, S. Zwicker, L. Love, L. Hunt, C. Freeman, Miss Middlebusher, Advisor. The Pep Club, Yell Leaders and Cascade Majorettes provided thrill- ing entertainment with their precision marching exercises during half-time intermission at the close of the Basket- ball season. Jeanette Townsend led the group and Monte Middlebusher was advisor. Elected this year were J. V. Yell Leaders Marcella Harper, Mary Jo Lacey, Gary Britt, Linda Magee, and Clarissa Tomlinson. The J. V. Leaders were elected follow- ing an assembly in which four- teen aspirants tried out. Varsity Yell Leaders Myra Myers, Karen Vose, Deanna Threlkel, Mildred Foster, and Jeanette Townsend added much moral support at athletic functions by able leadership of Pep Club yelling. The Varsity Yell Leaders in their Fall uniforms. This year Cascade will lose Mildred Foster (second left) who will graduate. 23 A Band DIRECTOR Mr. Ray Waldon FLUTES 1st Helen Stover 2nd Mildred Carpenter ALTO SAXOPHONE 1st Linda Scofield 2nd Carolyn Hall (not shown) TENOR SAXOPHONE Karen Vose TROMBONE Richard Towery BASSES George Estep Gary Britt OBOE Joan Kronbuegel CLARINET 1st Sharon (Cork) Lapsley Marilyn Miller Roberta Campbell 2nd Gloria Huber Jane Smith 3rd Sandra Zwicker Ellen Stinnett Juanita Hurley BASS CLARINET Douglas Killin BARITONE SAXOPHONE Bonnie Britt CORNETS 1st Doris Boyer Phil Poole 2nd Larry Baker Janice Cook 3rd Maurice Schollian Mary Ann Cain David Schadd FRENCH HORN Ronald Younger BARITONE Bob Smith Edward Ewell PERCUSSION Wilma Glidewell Norma (Hayes) Albee Deanna Threlkel Gladys Riches Ethel Ralphs Nancy Hammer Sharlene Boardrow (not shown) MAJORETTES Pat Campbell Donna Brown (Head Majorette) Sandra Edwards Verla Shirley Donna Brown won second place in State Majorette contest. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Sharon (Cork) Lapsley Roberta Campbell Marilyn Miller Gloria Huber Linda Scofield Karen Vose Bonnie Britt Douglas Killin Joan Kronbuegel Helen Stover Beginning Glee Club Row 1: E. Stinnett, K. Hudson, A. Mortensen, S. Harding, L. Lee, R. Kline, W. Cureton (not shown W. Crume, S. Gisler, S. Taylor, B. Collier, C. Hunt). Row 2: Mr. Ray Waldon, Director; S. Ruggles, J. Hofenbredl, J. Elam, C. Music, C. Coffey, D. Lensman, N. Hatfield, E. McGill. Row 3: M. Mann, S. Magar, M. Grim, F. Simpson, L. Farris, V. Allen, E. Gray. Cascade Singers Row 1: C. Freeman, C. Tomlinson, M. Runions, J. Lynch, L. Warner, A. Graves, W. Sherrill, J. Brown. Row 2: Mr. Ray Waldon, Director; E. Clark, R. Gilbert, L. Love, L. Hunt, C. Hennies, J. Townsend, D. Hein. Row 3: R. Craven, C. Nogle, S. Nordien, B. Smith, J. Turnbull, J. Larson, B. Wallace, M. Fowler (not shown G. Potter, C. Peters). 25 Commercial Club Commercial Club members are made up of students who have taken at least one year of Shorthand or Typ- ing. Club activities include vocat- ional trips to Salem and Portland business houses and operation of the student store. Advisor for the Club is Mrs. Angus. The student store provides one of the main sources of Student Body revenue. Commercial Club students man the store which sells candy, gum, and school supplies. The store is also the center for annual sales, ticket sales, and noon-time hallway buzz- ing. 26 Future Homemakers Row 1: B. Spurlock, J. Wheeler, S. Gisler, S. (Cork) Lapsley, G. Huber, E. Ralphs, M. Drager, A, Graves, P. Campbell, J. Gruchow, R. Phillips, S. Edwards, L. Warner, C. Tomlinson, P. Smith, C. LaRont, C. Coffey, M. Myers. Row 2: J. Elam, A. Tipton, B. Lee, E. McGill, R. Gilbert, C. Paige, W. Glidewell, B. Wallace, B. Martin, D. Lensman, J. Hartman, M. Davis, M. Grim, Mrs. De Camp (Advisor). Row 3: L. Scofield, M. Schaefer, N. Hammer, G. Riches, M. Papke, D. Threlkel, D. Boyer, J. Feller, F. Simpson, E. Liptak. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization designed to benefit the girls at Cascade by helping them acquire understanding of the functions of the home. They learn to be better homemakers by learn- ing essential skills, attitudes, and ideals needed for successful living in their future homes. Each girl participating in the Homemaking program has the opportunity to develop interests, skills and wholesome attitudes through a variety of real group and individual experiences in al 1 phases of home living Class work in clothing, personal living, personal appearance, house- keeping, home decoration, foods, management, child care and home nursing, plus home experiences and fun together in activities help girls to develop an appreciation of the beauty and satisfactions to be found in everyday life and to have a better understanding of the responsibili- ties of home living. The F. H. A. has many activities during the school year. Among these are the district convention, individual projects for each girl, and joint parties with the F. F. A. boys. Monies for the treasury are raised chiefly through popcorn and doughnut sales. Advisor for the F. H. A. is Mrs. Eleanor DeCamp. 27 F. H. A. OFFICERS: L. Scofield, Parliamentarian; M. Papke, President; N. Hammer, Treasurer; C. Peters, Song Leader and Social Chairman; G. Riches, Vice President; S. (Cork) Laps ley, Reporter; C. LaRont, Secretary; R. Gilbert, Historian. In Home making cooking c lass- es the girls learn the funda- mentals of proper selection, purchase, preparation and serving of nutritious food. The need for properly bal- anced diet is continually stressed as is the necessity for basically economical meals. The girls acquire practical skills in Cascade’s modern well-equipped kitchen where emphasis is on “learning by doing.’’ 28 Pictured above are Cascade's J. Wood, G. Hice, J. Hartman, K. Music, and C. Coffey. Homemaking sewing class at left includes: R. Kaiser, M. Garbe, M. Harper, P. Smith, L. Scofield, D. Ward, ]. Hurley, and N. Hammer. Girls in the Homemaking sewing classes study the selection and buy- ing of materials and the construction of the complete costume for daily living. Style, design, and making of clothing is learned through prac- tice in Cascade’s clothing depart- ment, as is laundering, and the care and repair of family clothing. It’s not all work in Home- making. F. 11. A. students relax with F. F. A. boys at annual joint organizational party where they eat, play games, and dance together to recorded music. Row 1: Mr. John Wilson, Student Teacher; E. Chamberlin, M. LaRont, J. Baker, D. Hilton, J. Foltz, E. Pyeli, W. Kreger, Mr. Harold Dutton, Advisor. Row 2: J. Collier, E. Coleman, C. Campbell, J. Smith, J. Hatch, K. Norlin, J. Lee, B. Mitchell, J. Way. Row 3: J. McClung, J. Heineck, W. Lee, J. Pyeil, J. Bruce,J. Lauman, R. Fultz, G. Bruce, J. Towery, 1956 Star Farmer of Oregon. F. F. A. Row 1: R. Mix, O. Dow. D. Magee, A. Martin, J. Bates, R. Towery, H. Snoddy. Row 2: J. Wilcox, E. Hansen, G. Estep, W. Woosley, ,T. Husted, R. Williams, R. Husted, D. Franzen, Mr. Darrell Ward, Advisor. 30 Row 3: G. Runions, D. Morrisette, K. Cooke, G. Downer, R. Dowe, R. Bartels, J. Lewis, D. Dahl. Jim Towery, Capitol District Vice-President, won unusual distinction this year by being elected Star Farmer of Oregon. Towery was chosen from 77 State Farmers, a group limit- ed to the top two percent of 3.800 F. F. A. members. Jim's projects were carrots, raspberries, pole beans and mint. He received a $100 check, a certificate, and the M. C. Buchanen awara, set up by the widow of a noted Oregon F. F. A. leader. R. Towery, R. Hilton, G. Bruce, D. Magee, R. Fultz, B. Williams, W. Lee, and G. Downer service the F. F. A. Tractor for work on the school farm. The Cascade F. F. A. Parliamentary Team (right) proudly took second place in the Capitol District Contest giving them a firm place. The banner was the first won by the Chapter and, since the team consists of juniors, the Chapter feels it has a strong chance to win next year. Shown are: Mr. Darrell Ward, Advisor; R. Hilton, R. Fultz, W. Lee, D. Magee, G. Bruce, G. Downer, and Mr. Harold Dutton, Advisor. The F. F. A. Chapter at Cascade was active during 1955-56 in many varied programs, ranging from livestock judging to snow surveys. In addition to caring for the school's 40 acre farm the Chapter cooperates with the Santiam Soil Conservation District and with O. S. C. in grass legume testing. Each student has an individual project for which he is responsible. September 3-10 the Livestock Judging Team consisting of D. Dahl, D. Franzen, J. Lewis, J. Wilcox, and J. Pyell placed high in judging at Oregon State Fair and Pacific International Livestock Exposition. J. Lewis, G. Davis, J. Wilcox. O. Dow, D. Franzen, R. Fultz, J. Towery, E. Chamberlin and G. Downer showed livestock and crops at State and County Fairs and received: 10 First Place Ribbons, 7 Second Place Ribbons, 7 Third Place Ribbons, 4 Fourth Place Ribbons. Advisor Harold Dutton congratulates Tim Husted upon presenting him with Special F. F. A. Award for cooperation. Other award winners shown are: J. Towery, crop; G. Bruce, swine; R. Bartels, scholarship; J. Wilcox, sheep; and J. Lewis, beef. Parents and sons met at annual banquet, major F. F. A. social event of the year Highlight of the evening was the present ation of Special F. F. A. Awards and Chapter Pins. Guest speakers were Mrs. Overton Bruce who spoke on What F. F. A. Means to Me As A Mother, and Ron Pittman, Oregon State F. F. A. Secretary, who talked about the reason and importance of the F. F. A. Short talks were given by Louis J. Uhrhammer,i Cascade Principal, and by Tim Husted, Sentinel, emphasizing the function of the F. F. A. in education. Mr. Darrell Ward prepares to present F. F. A. Pins to first and second year students. Chapter Farmer Pins were awarded to 16 boys and Greenhand Pins were given to 20. F. F. A. Chapter officers (seated): G. Bruce, Vice President; R. Fultz, Reporter; D. Magee, Secretary; Ron Pittman, State Secretary; R. Bartels, President; Mr. Harold Dutton, G. Downer, Treasurer; and T. Husted, Sentinel. Row 1: D. Blocker, J, Townsend, R. Gilbert, D. Threlkel, S. Zwicker, L. Hunt, M. Schaefer, J. Wheeler, Row 2: C. Lacey, D. Lindgren, D. Watkins, B. Dalke, M. Lacey. C, Hennies, L. Magee, W. Lee, J. Gordon, R. Husted, Row 3: D, West, R. Hilton, B. Nicholson, R. Henderson. A. Spurlock, F. Brown, N. Franzen, E. Landis, B. Headrick, President. Visual Aids Club Row 1: R. Craven, C. Tomlinson, J. Brown. Y. Poet, S. Eyerly, B. Britt, B. Spurlock, H. Stover, A. Bitterman, L. Lee. Row 2: G. Brown, J. Hatch, D. Sawyer, C. Myers, G. -Bruce, F. Wilt, A. Martin, W. Lipton, H. Snoody, Mr. Hough, Advisor. Row 3: J. Bates, G. Christensen, T. Dodson, G. Schmidt, R. Dowe, L. Ewel, D. Magee, G. Wilson, P. Tincknell. 33 Row 1: Clarissa Tomlinson, D. Lensman, E. McGill, A. Mortenson, K. Hudson, M. Harper, E. Ralphs. Row 2: J. Hartman, E. Liptak, M. Grim, J. Feller, N. Hammer, J. Carlson, F. Simpson, K. Music, C. Coffey. Row 3: J. Smith, M. Davis, L. Scofield, Miss Middlebusher, Advisor; J. Elam, M. Schollian, S. Fry. 6. A. A. Row 1: D. Brown, M. Drager, S. Edwards, L. Warner, A. Graves, W. Glidewell, R, Phillips, Miss Middlebusher, Advisor. Row 2: J. Gruchow, V. Shirley, L. Love, P. Campbell, S. Gisler, M. Myers, E. Blocker, M. Schaefer, W. Lynch, S. (Cork) Lapsley. Row 3: G. Huber, C. Freeman. R. Campbell, M. Papke, D. Threlkel, G. Riches, S. Eyerly, C. LaRont, K. Vose, B. Britt. 34 INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS: D. Blocker, B. Britt, B. Spurlock. M, Myers, C, Freeman, C. LaRont, S. Eyerly. Dancing Club Mitzie Foster, Spencer Etzel, Keith Christensen, Sandra Edwards, Jeanette Townsend, Alan Spurlock, and others enjoy Friday noon Dance Club meeting. Paul Peters, Karen Vose, Gary Shilhanek, Sharlene Boardrow and other students dance to currently popular He”. Gary Downer, Marcella Harper, Alan Spurlock, Jeanette Townsend, Deanna Threlkel, Spencer Etzel and others. Tumbling Left to right: D. Hein, C. Tomlinson, D. Blocker, B. Britt, S. Eyerly, C. Peters, G. Riches, L. Love, C. LaRont, W. Lynch, W. Wallace, J. Lynch, E. Mudget. Not shown: E. Clark, L. Warner, B. Martin. Tumblers provide exciting half-time entertainment during It's harder than it looks. Try it! Basketball season. 37 Cascade Firefighters Row 1: D. Smith, D. Magee, J. Baker, R. Hilton, B. Smith, C. Lacey. N. Franzen, W. Lee. Row 2: D. Gordon. A. Spurlock, R. Fultz, R. Harris, K. Christensen, B. Nicholson, S. Etzel, B. Headrick, W. Crume, G. Downer, Fire Chief. Row 3: A. Younger, L. Spackman, W. Wilkinson, T. Husted, E. Weibel, J. Pflug, J. Uhrhammer, G. Speer. Not shown: K. Hankel, J. Lewis, C. Thompson, E. Wright. The Cascade Firefighters is a voluntary organization com- posed of boys from all four classes. Under the super- vision of Fire Chief Gary Downer and Asst. Gene Speer the boys man the school’s thirteen stations and two hose carts in monthly drills. The firemen also assist in directing orderly evacuation of the building and checking and closing all doors and windows. Athletics Mr. Stewart, coach. 40 Football Coaches Bob Stewart and Cal Hersey led the Cascade team to few victories but the Cougar’s outstanding sportsmanship and tenacity more than made up for their lack of success. Prospects for next year are good and we hope to retain the Cougar’s repu- tation for perserverance. Seniors Carl Lacey, Bob Smith, Jim Towery, Ron Bartels, Spencer Etzel, and Keith Christensen played their last game for Cascade in the Cascade—North Marion game. The last of the season. Row 1. R. Hilton, MGR. C. Lacey, B. Smith, J. Towery, R. Bartels, S. Etzel, K. Christensen, J. Lyons, MGR. Row 2. Coach Hersey, R. Fultz, G. Downer, W. Wilkin- son, R. Harris, J. Uhrhammer, G. Speer, K. Clark. J. Pflug, MGR. Coach Stewart. Row 3. R. Dow, J. Wilcox, B. Smith, D. Dahl, F. Radie, R. Younger, C. Meyer, D. Whitehead. Row 4. L. Cureton, J. Pyeli, G. Davis, A. Younger, L. Baker, J. Lewis, K. Stanford, B. Nicholson. Mr. Hersey, assistant coach. Row 1. J. Meyers, F. Wilt, J. Turnbull, H. Snoddy, J. Bates, Row 2. P. Tincknell, J. Hatch, G. Christensen, G, Schmidt, G. Britt, J. Bruce, J. Way. Row.3. J. Lee, R. Mitchell, G. Brown, J. Lauman, M. LaRont, C. Eidson. Row 4. G. Smith, MGR. J. Eyerly, MGR. Coach King. Row 1. Left to right: J. Uhrhammer, J. Lewis, B. Smith, K. Christensen, S, Etzel, W. Wilkinson, R. Harris. Row 2. Left to right: C. Lacey, L. Cure- ton, A. Younger, G. Speer, G. Downer, J. Towery. Coach Stewart, Jim Uhrhammer, next year’s captain, Carl Lacey, this'year’s captain, and Coach Hersey. 41 Wayne Wilkinson smothers North Marion ball carrier for a short gain. Gene Speer intercepts a pass intended for North Marion end. SEA SON RECORD Cascade 6 Central 26 Cascade 7 Newport 41 Cascade 1 3 Stayton 33 Cascade 6 Silverton 40 Cascade 1 3 Mt. Angel 31 Cascade 7 Gervais 38 Cascade 0 Serra 19 Cascade 20 Wood burn 13 Cascade 0 No. Marion 13 42 Carl Lacey successfully blocks an attempted extra point. 43 Gene Speer leaps high in the air to launch a pass. The 1955 - 56 Cougar lineup, one of the outstanding teams in Cascade’s history: J. Grimes, J. Towery, A. Spurlock, G. Speer, G. Downer, 1 . Husted, D. Whitehead, R. Korkow, W. Wilkinson, J. Pflug, Captain, J. Uhrhammer, R. Harris, D. Smith, P. Peters, L. Dively, R. Towery, Coach Cal Hersey. Basketball The 1955-56 Basketball proved to be both successful and exciting. The Cascade Cougars under Coach Cal Hersey had a very good season considering the team’s lack of experience and finished with sixteen wins and ten losses. The Cougars won nine conference games and lost five, including two with Stayton. Cascade’s loss to Stayton put them in second place in the Capitol Conference which the school joined this season. The Cougars went to the District 3-A2 Tournament and came home witha 3-1 record to place second among fourteen competing schools. Outstanding score maker for the season was Gene Speer with 326 points, followed by Jim Uhrhammer with 308, Jim Towery 214, Jerry Pflug 212, and John Grimes 140. Cascade will lose six lettermen this year: Graduating are ; Jerry Pflug, team captain, Jim Towery, John Grimes, Laurence Dively,Tim Husted,and Ron Korkow. 45 Gene Speer shoots jump shot as Jerry Pflug - Cascade and Bob Weddle, Stayton await re- bound. The beginning of a hectic game at Stayton who was the eventual winner in a double over time. 70-68. Gene Speer fires ball at basket as entire Woodburn team looks on. Jim Towery tries desperately to block an un- identified North Marion player's shot. J. V. BASKETBALL Row 1: L. Atkinson, K. Henkel, J. Briles, C. Meyer, J. Wilcox, M. Schollian, Row 2: J. Seim, Coach; J. Storment, E. Hansen, J. Phyeli, P. Poole, R. Hilton. Row 3: J. Lyons, R. Williams, G. Bruce, R. Wakely, R. Dow, R. Fultz, W. Crume. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL C. Moyer, D. Hilton, H. Snoddy, J. Turnbull, N. Shilhanek, J. Way, G. Brown, B. Husted, R. Mitchell, P. Tincknell, J. Hatch, J. Bruce, J. Lee, G. Schmidt, J. Lauman, J. Eyerly, G. Smith, Coach Lyle King. BOYS INTRAMURAL WINNERS G. Mertle, B. Coleman, Eddie Weible, G. Fredrickson, N. Harper. 47 Baseball Row 1: Bob Smith, Fred Brown, Captain; John Grimes, Carl Lacey, Lawrence Dively, Darryl Whitehead Roger Harris Row 2: David Sawyer, Albert Younger, Keith Hankel, Wayne Wilkenson, Fred Radie, Ellis Chamberlin, Coach Bob Stewart. Row 3: Leon Cureton, Don Smith, Jim Uhrhammer, Gary Downer, Wayne Crume, Jerry Pflug, Gene Speer. Cascade’s 1955 Baseball Team had a very successful season as they topped all league competition to win their fifth straight Capital League crown. The wi n earned them the right to face the powerful Banks Braves in the district playoffs. The hard-hitting 1956 team shows high promise since the Cougars lost only two members of last year’s championship nine. Cascade’s opponents will face the stiffest competition ever produced by the school. They had won all league games weather permitted prior to annual press time. This year Cascade will lose five of its strongest play- ers. Graduating are Bob Smith, Fred Brown, Team Captain, John Grimes, Lawrence Dively, and Jerry Pflug. 48 Veteran Cascade infielders for the '56 nine with Coach Bob Stewart. Below from left to right are: Coach Stewart, Team Cap- tain Fred Brown, third base; Roger Harris, shortstop; John Grimes, second base; and Gary Downer, first base. Baseball Coach Bob Stewart congratulates Team Captain Fred Brown at opening of the 1956 season. Under their leadership Cascade looks forward to a fine record of wins. '56 Cascade mainstays were these seasoned players. Shown at left are Carl Lacey, catcher; Jerry Pflug, Jim Uhrhammer, Leon Cureton, and Don Smith, pitchers. 49 '56 Cindermen Row 1: A. Martin, K. Gray, C. Nollen, D. Killen, D. Franzen, M. LaRont, J. Baker, E, Coleman, C. Gillispie, F. Wilt, D. West. Row 2: Coach Hersey, D. Martin, A. Schmidt, L. Coffey, K. Cooke, L. Boehme, W. Lee, B. Nicholson, E. Jones, C. Burdge, O. Dowe, Manager. Row 3: J. Smith, G. Rnnions, P. Poole, G. Landis, A. Spurlock, G. Fredrickson, B. Coleman, L. Baker, R. Dowe, E. Hansen, Manager. With a nucleus of three lettermen returning from last year’s team and a turnout of thirty boys, Cascade’s Cindermen opened the 1956 season with a meet at Stayton March 29. Most of the boys were freshmen and sophomores and they were backed by a few juniors and seniors. The track coach is Cal Hersey. The performances of the younger boys indicates the future possibility of a strong track team. Best performances noted have been by returning lettermen A. Spurlock, A. Schmidt, and G. Fredrickson, and by J. Baker, K. Cooke, b. Wilt, and G. Runions. Highlights of the 1956 Track Schedule were the Willamette Relays, Hayward Relays at Eugene, Capital Conference Meet, District 3 Meet at Monmouth, and the State Meet at Corvallis. Two meets, with Gervais and Serra, were held at Cascade. 50 George Fredrickson battles opponent at finish. Johnny Baker pulls ahead in High Hurdles for victory over straining opponent. Johnny Baker leads in Low Hurdles. | Row 1: D. Franzen, F. Wheeler, F. Radie, A. Younger, J. Lewis, L. Baker, C. Francis, C. Lacey, G. Coburn, E. Chamberlin. Row 2: D. Dahl. F. Wilt, J. Bates, M. LaRont, K. Stanford, G. Runions, B. Guest, G. Arthur, C. Choate, D. West, Coach Bob Stewart. Row 3: B. Watkins, J. Myers, B. Nicholson, D. Killin, M. Killinger, C. Edison, K. Norim, G. Christensen, J. Smith, L. Gillespie. Wrestling Team Cascade’s 1955-56 wrestling team coached by Bob Stewart participated in a program designed to develop and maintain interest primarily among lower classmen. A total of thirty-two boys turned out and among these one senior, three juniors, and eleven sophomores were awarded letters. Four freshmen were given certificates in lieu of letters. The Cascade team attended the District Tournament at Canby and won three matches. High School Wrestling provides an opportunity for the “little man” to achieve athletic success as well as larger boys. Amateur wrestling should not be confused with T V wrestling since intercollegiate rules assure maximum protection from injury by forbidding holds which would move body limbs out of their normal range. Wrestler Bill Guest preparing to pin his opponent during a tense moment in a match. 52 Boys in Cascade Physical Education program enjoy out- door recreation designed to promote good health by build- ing bodily strength and endur- ance. Shown here is a group of Mr. King’s sixth period class playing soft ball, a favorite Cascade sport. Supervised Physical Education is required during all four years at Cascade because the administration feels students benefit greatly from the many activities provided. P. E. provides opportunities to acquire skill in a variety of sports, oppor- tunities to develop leadership and fellowship, improved social relation- ships, and a chance to gain a sense of achievement and enjoyment through participation. Miss Middlebusher’s girls’ P. E. class participating in a fast set of badminton, a game intended to increase coordination and physical fitness. At left a player stoops low to send the shuttlecock back over the net to alert opponents. 53 Classes THE CASCADE BREEZE NEWS STAFF Editors, Mildred Foster; Art, Laurel Warner; Exchange, Margie Drager; Cheif, Norman Harper; Sports, Linda Hunt; Business Manager, Bonnie Smith; Assistant Editor. The Cascade Breeze Staff visits the Statesman Publishing Company in Salem: H. Stover, A. Bitterman, B. Smith, J. Turnbull, G. Browning, D. Hein, M. Runions, L. Love, M. Mann, C. Freeman. Putting the Breeze together: N. Harper, L. Love, M. Foster, L. Warner, C. Freeman, I. Parker, G. Browning, J. Turnbull, B. Smith, A. Bitterman, H. Stover, L. Hunt. 56 Shop Members of Mr. Bassien’s Woodwork- ing classes study the correct use of power machinery in making wooden products. Each boy has an individu- al project on which he works until finished. At all times safety is stress- ed. Both first and second year class- es are offered. Students in Metal Shop learn the basic skills of metal working. They learn how to break, bend, drill, form and join all kinds of metal. The use of the acetylene torch for welding and cutting is taught and practiced. Practical automobile mechanics and repair is studied at Cascade as part of the Metal Shop program. Vocation- al metal working provides opportuni- ties for students to learn such much needed skills as farm machinery re- pair and maintenance. The Advanced Typing Class under the supervision of Mrs. Angus practices writing business letters. In addition to teaching correct style and form, Mrs. Angus gives much em- phasis to accuracy in spelling, punctuation, quality, and neatness. Clearness, completeness, and conciseness in all written work are continually stressed. Both Typing I and Typing II are offered at Cascade, the sec- ond year being devoted to advanced work. Admission to the advanced class is based on a high standard of performance during the previous year. Typists Popular events in Mrs. Angus’s classes are parties she in- variably gives when one of her girls marries. The occasion First, It’s Work; Then Play being celebrated here is the marriage of Edith (Williams) Potter. Also married during the current school year was Norma (Hayes) Albee, shown sixth from left. 58 Speech-Dramatics Members of the combination Speech-Dramatics Class preparing to do a radio skit. In addition to intensive work with speech and dramatics for educational purposes each year the class produces a one act play which is presented to the student body. A highly successful project of Mrs. Seim’s third period Eng- lish class was the makeup and layout of a magazine devoted to topics of interest to teen-agers. The students gather ma- terials, do art work, make up advertising, prepare copy and assemble the magazine. 59 Although only first year, or basic art is offered, students may progress according to their interests and abilities to more advanced work. Ample opportunity is provided the student for the satisfaction of creative expression. Cascade’s art course is designed to offer students a wide variety of ex- perience with technique, media, and equipment. The course is based on the fundamentals of design, form, color, line, texture, space, and light. The well equipped library at Cascade is one of the school’s most used educational facil- ities. Here students are given an opportunity to accomplish quiet study or recreational reading. The library contains an unusually good selection of reference materials, fict- ion, magazines, newspapers, and other literary resources. Activities 61 Carnival Queen 62 Queen Catherine Music is introduced by Jerry Pflug. Squirt game draws C. H. S. alumnus, M. Boehme. A. Graves. W. Glideweli, D. Brown watch the fun. M. LaRont, J. Wilcox, R. Towery, R. Younger. Mrs. Lacey take chances at the Bingo table. The food booth draws quite a crowd. J. Gruchow and G. Riches serve. The dart throw sees action as J. Eyerly, J. Hatch, L. Baker, and Mrs. Hersey watch. Carl Myers shows an un- identified girl the thrills of the Fun House. Gene Speer reads numbers for the Bingo game. F. Radie, J. Dean Gordon, S. Eyerly, L. Scofield, G. Lewis, and N. Hammer, S. Zwicker get squirted E. Stinnett watch as W. Crume throws the baseball at the milk as W. Glidewell stands by. 64 bottles. Freshmen and Sophomores enjoy party given by Freshmen. Students dance to records at Annual Twirp Di Poet, Britt. Myers, Uhrhammer, Christenson, Edwards. 65 Christmas Ball Bill DeSouza’s band plays for the Christmas Ball, an annual event Cascade student Eddie sponsored by the Student Council. All Alumni are invited to attend. Weible and Janet Crane a '55 Alumna. 55 Alumni Pat Ahrens and Don Papke stand by snowman. Bill Brown poses with sister Donna between dances. Sitting one out are Don Smith and Ethel Ralphs. 67 Cascade Cat Capers Left to right: Deanna Threlkel, Mitzie Foster, Verla Shirley, Jeanette Townsend, Laurel Warner, Pat Campbell, Myra Myers, Gaylene Potter. Mrs. DeCamp's Freshmen girls produced a skit, HTrouble in the Cellar. Also pictured is the Cascade Dance Band. Left to right: Mr. Ray Waldon, Conductor, Wilma Glidewell (not shown), Bonnie Britt, Karen Vose, Sharon (Cork) Lapsley, Gloria Huber, Linda Scofield, Roberta Campbell, and Celeste Hennies, guest pianist. Carol Freeman keeps the audience in rhythm with rendition of Chattanogie Shoe Shine Boy. Ron Korkow's laugh provok- ing pantomime of Theressa Brewer's Too Young to Tango. Ellen Clark and Judy Lynch clown to Homer and Jethro's Changing Partners. A more serious vein. Laurel Warner sings Blue Star. The Barber Shop Quartet: Freiya Simpson, Claudette Coffey, Jeanne Elam, and Gaylene Potter harmonize in Band of Gold . 69 Senior Players - The Late Mr. Early Row 1: Keith Christensen, Norman Franzen, Bob Smith, Laurel Warner, Mildred Foster, Fred Brown, Carl Lacey, Ron Bartels, Spencer Etzel. Row 2: Linda Lee Hunt, Nora Mock, Roberta Campbell, Wilma Glidewell, Donna Brown, Joyce Gruchow, Verla Shirley, Margie Drager. Row 3: Sandra Ruggles, Carol Walters, Wilma Lensman, Joyce Hofenbredl, Actress Verla Shirley weeps over the faked death of Spencer Etzel as Joyce Gruchow, Sandra Edwards, Laurel Warner, Bob Smith, and Ron Bartels look on in horror. Family and guests watch helplessly as Bob Smith lands a hard right on jaw of Spencer for flirting with his girl. Verla Shirley attempts to control jealous Bob Smith as Spencer Etzel embraces Laurel Warner. Nine Girls - Junior's Hit Row 1; C. LaRont, J. Wheeler, M. Myers. Miss Haner, (Director) D. Blocker, L. Love. Row 2: W. Lynch, S. Gisler. B. Lee. A. Tipton. M. Papke, M. Fowler. S. Eyerly. W. Wallace. H. Stover, C. Freeman, J. Townsend. Marjorie Fowler screams in terror as psychopathic Jeannette Townsend attempts to strike her with poker. Sharon Eyerly portrays Lady Macbeth in reenact- ment of famous Shakespearean sleep-walking scene. 72 J. Townsend, J. Wheeler and H. Stover laugh gleefully as boisterous Margie Papke whizzes through the door. S. Gisler (near banister) speaks to J. Townsend as M. Papke, L. Love, M. Myeri C. Freeman, C. LaRont, A. Tipton, and W. Lynch look on. M. Papke trips over a suitcase to amusement of S. Gisler. L. Love, M. Myers, and W. Lynch. Caught in a serious moment are H. Stover, J. Townsend, J. Wheeler, M. Fowler, S. Eyeriy, and M. Papke. 73 Freshman Initiation Roll that lemon kids!! Even Freshman Gossip!! What a chore to think!! Slipshod through the Hails!! Down on your knees --Rooks!! 74 Underclassmen Next Veer's Seniors Row 1. S. Gisler, G. Huber, A. Graves, D. Threlkel, M. Myers, G. Riches, P. Campbell. Row 2. E. Hansen, G. Bruce, A. Spurlock, G. Downer, J. Uhrhammer, G. Speer, B. Headrick, R. Harris. Row 3. P. Peters, D. Magee, N. Christensen, D. Dotter, H. Hice, C. Pletzer, D. Turpin, A. Fowler, K. Clark. 76 Row 1. J. Townsend, C. Freeman, R. Gilbert. M. Taylor, W. Lynch, C. Page, A. Tipton. Row 2. D. Blocker, W. Wallace, L. Love, M. Keudell, L. McTigeret. G. Stinnett, M. Schaefer. J. Wheeler, B. Lee. Row 3. D. Cook, C. Choate. B. Guest. G. Nichol, T. Ruggles, P. Taylor. G. Coburn, J. Dean Gordon. Row I. J. Turnbull, G. Browning, B. Britt, B. Spurlock, H. Stover, A. Bitterman, J. Kronbuegal, K. Stark. Row 2. M. Fowler, M. Papke. C. LaRont, K. Vose, S. Eyerly, B. Dalke, S. Boardrow, N. Hatfield, M. Miller. Row 3. W. Lee, R. Hilton, R. Williams, G. Wrey, W. Wilkinson, R. Wakely, R. Fultz, P. Poole, D. Priddy. 77 Row 1. M. Whitman, S. Nordlien, W. Bales, N. Hammer, P, Smith, R. Craven, E. Ralphs, D. Hein. Row 2. L. Gillispie, D. Martin, B. Harris, B. New, F. Radie, L. Doran, C. Choate, O. Dow. Row 3. G. Hunt, F. Neuenschwander, A. Martin, E. Ewell, R. Younger, C. Francis, B. Watkins, J. Baker. Sophomores Row I. S. Wrey, E. Stinnett, J. Hurley, F. Johnson, M. McClaskey, E. Clark, G. Gotchall, J. Lynch, E. Mudgett, Row 2. N. Barnett, J. Foltz, P. Whelan, D. Ward, J. Carlson, Y. Poet, L. Lee, C. Tomlinson, J. Larson. 78 Row 3. Mr. Seim, R. Towery, W. McGinnis, J. Wilcox. G. Davis, J. Pyeli, G. Runions, E. Chamberlin. Row 1. M. Schollian, R. Keiser, S Fry, J. Smith, S. Zwicher, L. Schofield, B. Martin, B. Wallace, M. Harper, D. Franzen. Row 2. J. Lyons, D. Killin, A. Younger, D. Whitehead, R. Fredrickson, D. Henderson, K. Hankel, F. Wheeler, Row 3, W. Smith, J. Lewis, J, Freeman, R. Dowe, L. Baker, D. Dahl, L, Cureton, B. Nickelson. Row I. J. Cook, D. Coburn, C, Bidwell, M. Garbe, O. Honbeck, C. Hennies, M. Lacy, J. Brown. Row 2. M. Gower, T. Slater, K. Stanford, D. Smith, M. Hackson, L. Spackman, C. Meyers, A. Schmidt, M. Killenger, Row 3. G. Authur, D. Walters, L. Edwards, J. Miller, E. Jones, F. Melcher, L. Weston, J. Storment. 79 Row U C. Hunt, C. Hansen, V. Allen, E. Manning, D. Boyer, M. Grim, M. Davis, J. Hartman. Row 2. N. Shilhanek, T. Dodson, B. Francis, G. Anderson, G. Britt, C. Nollen, F. Lacey, C. Gillespie. Row 3. G. Smith, J. Plunkett, F. Wilt, J. Myers, G. Schmidt, G. Heineck, R. Mix, H. Snoddy. Freshman Row I. S. Teiged, L. Littau, H Mock, J. Banner, B. Hults, S. Taylor, J. Wood, W. Cureton. Row 2. L. Coffey, G. Christensen, P. Tincknell, J. Lauman, G. Brown, C. Eidson, R. Mitchell. Row 3. G. Hice, G. DeRosia, D. Hilton, J. Way, J. Turnbull, H. Hultz. 80 Row 1. E. McGill, C. Hall, D. Lensman, F. Simpson, C. Coffey, J. Elam, M. Schollian, M. Cain. Row 2. B. Tipton, C. Burdge, J. Lee, J. Smith, D. Watkins, C. Moyer, J. Hatch, L. Boehme. Row 3. J. Eyerly, D. Sawyer, C. Thompson, E. Wright, K. Gray, D. Lindgren, J. Collier, E. Coleman. Row I. S. Harding, B. Collier, E. Liptak, C. Music, J. Feller, T. Lee, L. 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